Substance is floodwater, purpose is drainage.
If the land floods, naturally from runoff or by heavy rain, its still flooded.
The stations I'm tagging are for putting water over the levee when the river is
high during a typhoon, so they can not open the normal outflow gate, as it is
below the
No, "floodwater" is not correct here. It's regular drainage we are talking
about, as the territory around here is artificially kept dry. Without the
pumping stations we would be living in swamps. Obviously the pumps would
also try to deal with floodwater in case of heavy precipitations upstream,
bu
I have used waterway=flow_control; flow_control=sluice_gate [1] a couple of
times
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m
[1] http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/sluice_gate
On Sun, Jul 19, 2015 at 5:42 AM, johnw wrote:
> What I was talking about
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> On Jul 19, 2015, at 10:03 AM, John Willis wrote:
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What I was talking about
> On Jul 19, 2015, at 10:03 AM, John Willis wrote:
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> operated valve at the top of the levee to close it,
Most of the ones I find are on a little pier like thing. I guess the smaller
ones were for dam water level adjustment on small dams.
> large "pier" that stick
Question on storm drain tagging -
Most of the rivers here have storm levees to hold back the typhoon runoff (like
right now in Kyoto) - and *every* single tiny stream and many drains from rice
farming (drains are streams & streams are drains when everything goes through a
field) go into a culv
Shouldn't be "drainage"? Perhaps flood_water would be a good choice
Javbw
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> On Jul 19, 2015, at 7:48 AM, Volker Schmidt wrote:
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> "Drain" is missing
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You are right. It should be similar to the pipeline tagging.
When I do more detailed mapping, I actually show the pipes that the water
flows through.
In hat case one should indicate the substance. In the specific case it is
water (even though the pipeline "water" is always drinking water according
There is talk on the discussion page about tagging what it is pumping (drinking
water, sewage, raw water, etc) so i think we should add the tag for is the the
pipeline umm.. Medium? usage? Ill have to check what is the documented method
for tagging what a pipe is carrying, and make sure there i
There is 1200 uses of man_made=pumping_station, so is this something worht
> documenting as "in use" and adding to the "man made" wiki page?
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Yes.
I have mapped many of them here in Northern Italy, but had not noticed that
the tagging is not documented in the wiki. They are called "Idrovora" and
There is 1200 uses of man_made=pumping_station, so is this something worht
documenting as "in use" and adding to the "man made" wiki page?
Javbw?
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> On Jul 18, 2015, at 8:11 PM, johnw wrote:
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> there are a lot of “works” that are related to control stormwater runoff /
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